QSEN Safety Competency: The Key Ingredient Is Just Culture

Patient safety is a familiar and long-standing competency for nurses. Effective error gap analysis is necessary to improving patient safety. Recent updates in patient safety emphasize just culture as vital to improving patient safety. This article explores how just culture has expanded the understan...

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Published in:The Journal of continuing education in nursing 2019-10, Vol.50 (10), p.444-447
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Accountability
Barriers
Care and treatment
Communication
Communication (Thought Transfer)
Competence
Continuing education
Drug administration
Education
Error Analysis (Language)
Forecasts and trends
Gynecology
Health Services
Human performance
Medical errors
Medical Services
Nurses
Nursing
Nursing education
Nursing Research
Patient safety
Patients
Periodicals
Punishment
Quality standards
Safety and security measures
Safety Education
Systems Approach
Teaching Methods
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Barriers
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Communication
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Drug administration
Education
Error Analysis (Language)
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Health Services
Human performance
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Nursing education
Nursing Research
Patient safety
Patients
Periodicals
Punishment
Quality standards
Safety and security measures
Safety Education
Systems Approach
Teaching Methods
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